2020-08-05
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| Baker’s Butcher’s Confectionary Milk Scarf | Shirt Sugar Butter Fruit Bread | Footwear Haberdashery Egg Cheese Hat | Dress Vest Grocer’s Gloves Coat |
| Meal Blouse Jacket | Suit Dairy Greengrocer’s | Tea Supermarket | Department store Ice-cream Bread |
| FOOD | CLOTHES | SHOPS |
Y. These words mean things we can eat and drink. Read them, guess what each of them means and say.
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Jam, milk, pudding, salad, soup, coffee, tea, cake, sweets, sausage, sandwich, cream, porridge, rolls, rings, buns
1) what we can drink; 2) what we can eat; 3) what we usually cook at home; 4) what we make from fruit; 5) what we make from vegetables; 6) what you often eat or drink; 7) what you eat not so often; 8) what people must eat every day.
YI. Read, translate and say:
Cabbage, carrot, potatoes, beans, bread, butter, sugar, ice-cream, eggs, juice, fish, meat, poultry, salt, cheese, biscuit, onions, marrows, cucumbers, tomatoes
1) what villagers do not buy; 2) what people who live in towns buy; 3) what your family buy; 4) what you buy every day; 5) what you do not buy every day; 6) what you are going to buy after the Institute on the way home.
YII. Here are the words which correspond to the things we use at the table. Translate them and say:
A fork, a knife, a table spoon, a teaspoon, a plate, a cup, a glass, a teapot, a pan, a fry pan
a) what you need to eat meat; b) what you need to eat fish; c) what you need to eat soup; d) what you need to drink tea, coffee, milk, juice; e) what you need to boil water; f) what you need to cook hot borsch; g) what you need to fry fish.
YIII. Fill in the blanks with the corresponding prepositions (in, on, with, from, for, of):
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1. We ate soup … these spoons.
2. I put some salad … his plate.
3. The child always drank milk … that cup.
4. Father does not like milk … his coffee.
5. I shall buy some marmalade … my grandmother.
6. There is no salt … the cabbage, you forgot to put it.
7. Pete brought a pail … cold water to the travelers.
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XI. Fill in the blanks with the correct words:
1.There … a lot of cafes and shops in our street.
a) is b) have c) has d) are
2. I already … everything you asked.
a) bought b) have bought c) buying d) did not buy
3. Usually the goods in a supermarket are … than in small shops.
a) cheaper b) cheapest c) more cheap d) most cheap
4. The farmers sell vegetables which they grow in … gardens.
a) his b) our c) their d) there
5. Do you want to try these shoes …?
a) at b) with c) in d) on
6. There are big stores … sell only pins and hats.
a) what b) who c) which d) where
7. These shoes … fit me.
a) do not b) does not c) cannot d) are not
8. Yesterday I had dinner … at home, not at my friend’s.
a) either b) neither c) did not d) not
9. I was having lunch when the UFO … in the sky.
a) appeared b) was appearing c) appears d) has appeared
X. Ask your partners
- how often he goes shopping;
- what he can buy at the grocer’s (baker’s, butcher’s, greengrocer’s, fishmonger’s);
- how many departments there are in the nearest supermarket;
- when he went shopping on his own for the first time;
- what thing he bought;
- if he gave back the change to his parents;
- if he believes that he can spend money wisely;
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- where he can buy a cheap suit for everyday wear;
- what the latest fashion in shoes (shirts, skirts) is.
XI. Answer the following questions:
1. Where is the shopping center in your town?
2. At what time are the shops most crowded?
3. Which is the best department store in your town? Is there always a good choice of goods there?
4. What are the advantages of buying at a department store?
5. How can people know the price of a certain thing?
6. What is the shop window?
7. What clothes do you think become you?
8. Do you care about fashion?
